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London-based climate tech platform Zevero has appointed Nick Donoghue as its global head of product.

Donoghue, who brings nearly two decades of experience in corporate sustainability and supply chain management, joins Zevero from Novata, where he served as lead product manager.

He previously spent 10 years at supply chain decarbonisation platform Manufacture 2030, now Secaro, where he helped grow the team from its inception through to its Series A round.

Donoghue is also a co-founder of Scope3Navigator, a sustainability solutions aggregator, and has served as a domain expert at Carbon13, a Cambridge-based venture builder.

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He will be responsible for leading product development at Zevero and accelerating innovation to meet growing demand from clients and the wider industry.

Donoghue said: “With global regulations in flux, carbon and sustainability management needs to go beyond compliance and connect with commercial goals. It’s an exciting time to join Zevero, which has the technology, expertise and ambition to help businesses do this.”

Zevero is an expert-led carbon management platform that helps businesses measure and manage their emissions data and derive strategic value from it.

By combining automated carbon accounting with in-house sustainability expertise, the platform helps organisations turn emissions reporting into decision-ready insights.

Ben Richardson, co-founder and chief sustainability officer at Zevero, said: “We are delighted to welcome Nick to Zevero. His deep understanding of corporate sustainability, supply chains and product development will be invaluable as we strengthen our platform and support increasingly complex organisations across global markets.”

Founded in 2021, Zevero has grown into a 60-person company operating across more than 20 countries. Its customers span global manufacturing, fast-moving consumer goods and consumer brands, including Asahi Group, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and waterdrop.

Zevero recently acquired Inhabit to expand its sustainability advisory capabilities and support businesses in translating carbon insights into practical decarbonisation strategies.